If you have a graduation coming up, we’re happy to get started on your quilt gift now to make sure that you’ll have it in time for the special occasion. For us, nothing is mass produced or done in a hurry. Orders are individually crafted and prioritized based on when you get it to us and then the due date. So if you come to us on May 1 with a May 20 deadline: a) orders received before yours will be completed first and b) it may not be done in time. So if you have a date in mind, it’s never too early to start gathering your shirts and Contact us We like to have time to give you all the time you deserve and make your vision come to life.
Your due dates are taken very seriously to where after the holiday I was having dreams about just that!
Our last Christmas 2017 order was to be picked up Christmas eve. Three days before Christmas I was having dreams that something wasn’t done, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. A quilt was due for Christmas. In my dream I couldn’t remember which one or what was still needed; and if I couldn’t remember it, oh no, it wouldn’t be ready in time. I’d wake up in a half-asleep fog and do aerobics in my mind trying to figure out who, what, where, when, why and how before fully coming to and realizing aaahh it was just a dream. Everything had already been finished on time and already picked up !
Our last 2017 Christmas order was Debbie’s which was the last one that we took on the very end of November. Debbie and her husband were beaming and relieved when they came in to pick it up on Christmas eve. Their order was done and on time. It was now time for me to go. Everyone else had already gone home. I took off my perfection hat and left to enjoy Christmas.
Strange is that this dream would continue to wake me up in the wee hours of the morning for 3 days after the holiday. We were far away in California on vacation.
We spent a lot of time around Manhattan beach. After 3 days with high doses of sun, seagulls, and beaches, it wasn’t long before those dreams vanished, and I was sleeping soundly again.
The moral of the story. I’m a perfectionist about pleasing you. Start early so I can do just that.
